Discharged residents listed with addresses and relations
A sanitized roster lists residents and relatives including Mrs Sylvia Allen of Mead Avenue and Mrs Harold Hammond of Center Villa with several others in Clymer Corry Meadville and Grand Valley. Names include Mrs Georgis Coe Union City Mrs Paul Hollins Clymer and Mrs Clarence Eld R D Corry plus Denise Tryon and Erle Eugene Leglers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Sylvia Allen
218
Mead, Avenue
Harold Hammond
Centervilla
Georgis Coe
Union City
Paul Hollins
Clymer
Clarence Eld
R. D
Pi Corry
Alan Cox
Corry
Lawrence Buell
East Main Street
Nell Haines
Ralph Eastman
D. 2
Trving Leglers
Erle Eugene
Harold Hasbrouck
West Frederick Street
Glen Evans
Raymond Miles
Spring Creek
William Satterlee
Norman Bailey
Edward Alan
Arthur Chappel
Grand Valley
Phone Strike Averted In Pa At Last Minute
Philadelphia AP reports a potential strike by over 11 thousand Bell Telephone Co of Pennsylvania employees was avoided by a last minute tentative contract. The deal covers 9,700 plant and 2,000 account workers with wage hikes of 2 to 5 dollars weekly and wage renegotiation options at 14 and 26 months. Enhanced pension and hospitalization benefits are included. Union notes loss of employment credits during union leave under the new agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ell Telephone Co
Pennsylvan
Telephone Pany
Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania
Union City Admits List of Residents and Names
Union City admission entries include Mrs. Elton Bates R D 3 Union City David M Stein Jr Clairton Earl Chapin 15 North Street Mrs Gerald Brooks R D 3 Mrs Howard Brown Eric Mrs John Kory Putnam Street David Rifenberick Spartans burg Miss Nancy Bedow R D Union City Mrs Joh H Lewis R D 5 Waterford Mrs Gerald Brooks R D 3 Union City Mrs Edwin Eitelinger R D3 Elmer LeSner Jr Erle David M Stein Jr Clairton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Elton G. Bates
R. D
David M. Stein Jr
Clairton
Earl Chapin
North Street
Gerald Brooks
Howard Brown
Eric
John Kory
Putnamtreet
David Rifenberick
Spartansburg
Nancy Bedow
Unition City
Joh H. Lewis
Waterford
Edwin Eitelinger
Corry
Elmer LeSner Jr
Erle
David M, Stein Jr
Funeral services for Alfred J. Newhouse
Funeral services for Alfred J. Newhouse will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer. Friends may call Friday 7 to 2 p.m. and Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. Burial will be in Holland Cemetery, Clymer. An unrelated note mentions a wage agreement costing the telephone company 2 million dollars in wages and 1 million in other benefits, with Wilbert W. Kinkel commenting on labor relations policy. Attend Your Church This Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhouse
Alfred J. Newhouse
Spitzer
Homse
Clymer
Holland Cemetery
Wilbert W. Kinkel
Telephone Company
YFC
Youth For Christ
First Baptist Church
Ambassadors
Cedarville
Jerry Alsdorf
Gilbert Nichols
Lifeline
King Lake
UFC
Crawford
County
Thomas Lindsey
Margaret
Preda Morris
Lindsey
Madison
Wis
Helen Morton
Marcy
William Boythe
Deaths Mr Newhouse of Mohawk Istrest Clymer
Mr Newhouse died at home in Dam yesterday at age 188 born December 24 1894 son of J William and Minnie Damcott Newhouse. He ran the Clymer Restaurant 25 years and later worked for Aero Supply. Survived by wife Amy Neckers Newhouse two sons Thornton Little Valley and Gordon Kenmore one brother Merle Clymer one step brother Dr Ray Barker Twenty Nine Palms Calif and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include calling hours at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer and services Sunday at 2 pm with Masonic rites by Olive Lodge Saturday 8 pm. Burial in Holland Cemetery Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Newhouse
Mohawkistrest
Clymer
Dam
J. William
Minnie Damcott Newhouse
Aero Supply
Amy Neckers
Newhouse
Thornton
Little Valley
Gordon
Kenmore
Merle
Ray Barker
James Fehrman
Holland Cemetery
Olive Lodge
Stay in School Urged To Boost Job Prospects
PSES warns teens against dropping out urging return to classes. William A. Michael of the Corry Bureau of Employment Security cites higher lifetime earnings for high school graduates and notes education opens job opportunities as unskilled demand falls and new fields emerge. He stresses stay in school and that the Corry office can help with part-time or full-time work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Michael
Corry
Bureau of Employment Security
Putatt
Michiel
Ure
Michael
U.S. Labor Department
Famed pianist John Powell dies in Virginia at 80
In Charlottesville Virginia John Powell a renowned pianist and composer aged 80 died yesterday after a coronary attack. Powell was a leading figure in contemporary music whose work drew national attention for its lyrical style and innovative approach. He forged a notable career performing with major orchestras and teaching at prominent universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
John Powell
Virginia
Girl Scout awards mark last Sparta meeting before summer
Sparta's Girl Scouts received second class awards to Lida Hays Darlene Jones June Miller Sharon Mitchell Nancy ee Jean Rowley Elaine Hart Laurel Winans Phyllis Binki h Sharon Vanderhoof Jean Buuing Juanita Theuret and Dine Thouiret while Jean Torrey Judy Torrey Pam Wit mer Jessie Dooher earned curved bar. First class went to Jean Torrey Judy Torrey Pam Witmer and others. Badges listed include outdoor cooking homemaker campercraft and swimmer with many names. Boy Scouts returned from Camp Coffman with several merit badges and project awards as Troop 100 placed second in Olympics and inspection. The district also notes upcoming Youth For Christ rally and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Lida Hays
Darlene Jones
June Miller
Sharon Mitchell
Nancy Ee Jean Rowley
Elaine Hart
Laurel Winans
Phyllis Binkih
Sharon Vanderhoof
Jean Buuuing
Juanita Theuret
Dine Thouiret
Jean Torrey
Judy Torrey
Pam Witmer
Jessie Dooher
Jessie
Barb Morris
Candle Most
Linda Miller
Jean Bunting
Mumea
Jessie Dogher
Mammal
Pioneer
Linda Hays
Dane Miller
Sharon Michell
Nancy Most
Jean Rowry
Judy Terry
la Irel Winans
Phyllis Smith
Diane Theuret
Elaine Harper
Mary Dooher
Grace Dooher
Sparta Girl Scouts
Tax Cut Contingencies Reported by Committee
Tax policy notes show a likely shift in dividend tax treatment with a two stage reduction from present credit to 2 percent on 1964 dividends and eventual elimination. The plan also adjusts the $50/$100 dividend exclusion and speeds corporate tax collections over seven years. Funeral and hospital notices follow with local obituaries and patient updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dexter
Brigham Hardware
Carroll’s
Gold Room
Elnora Lillie
Piano Solovox
A&e Distributing Company
BB Bi Be Bo
Jim Rose
Cliff Carrell
Anmmon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hazel Wynn
R.D
Robert Tobin
East Bond Street
Denise
Everett Tryon
James Haslett
Delaware Street
Patricia Jackard
Meadville
Our Lady of Snows Church
Panama
N. Y
VFW
Vegier, Oo
Auto Servir
Chevrolet
HammOnds
Hammond Elevator
PSES
Loca
North Center Street
Frank A. Toth
Frenkiin St
Nestle
Miller's
Gherkins
Tbcan
Vsneen
Camp Coffman
Bill Albers
Mile Nam
Tom Carter
Brett Harrison
Ture
Barry Scouten
Duane Scouten
Dave Btrake
Dave
Star Scout
Dennis Northrop
Clarence Smith
Sparta
Rene Nicklas
St. Marys
Lockhaven
Ronald Shilling
Grove City College
Charles Scarem
Dick Hays
Don Kinney
Glenn Steadman
Bill Tillot
Order of the Eastern Star Union City Chapter
Marion Gresshaw
Dia
Russia
Heberlein
Motor Sales
North Canter Street
Richard Hays
James Sharp
Chapmanville
Helen Gould
Corry Memoral Hospital
Crosby
Corry Savings and Loan
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